Discussion
'Learning Without Burden' recommends :
(a) Helping the child to link school knowledge with everyday experiences
(b) Promoting examination loaded system
(c) Promoting joyful learning
(d) Increasing curriculum content
Answer: B
The answer is (a) and (c).
Learning Without Burden (1993), the report of the advisory committee chaired by Prof. Yash Pal, found that children were burdened less by heavy bags than by a curriculum of disconnected information, learnt by rote for examinations and unrelated to their own lives. It called for learning that is joyful and that connects school knowledge with the child's everyday experience and environment.
Promoting an examination-loaded system (b) and increasing curriculum content (d) are the very problems the report criticised, so every option containing (b) or (d) is wrong.
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